child opens her toy bin and chooses a doll. She takes the doll to her neighbor Sally's house, which is 20 meters east of her house. She nd Sally then take the doll to their friend Sue's house, which is 25 meters further east. The children take the doll back to Sally's house and accidentally leave it there. What is the total displacement of the doll? O 45 m, west O 65 m, east and west O 25 m, west O 20 m, east

child opens her toy bin and chooses a doll. She takes the doll to her neighbor Sally's house, which is 20 meters east of her house. She nd Sally then take the doll to their friend Sue's house, which is 25 meters further east. The children take the doll back to Sally's house and accidentally leave it there. What is the total displacement of the doll? O 45 m, west O 65 m, east and west O 25 m, west O 20 m, east

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Chapter6: Energy Of A System

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